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The weekly spin: Ineos courting Carapaz highlights need for WorldTour budget cap

Even though they didn’t factor in the race, Team Ineos is now at the center of the narrative surrounding the 2019 Giro d’Italia champion. Ineos didn’t win a stage at the Giro, or do much to influence the general classification; its top-ranked rider was 21-year-old Pavel Sivakov, who finished ninth overall and second in the …

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Falling in love with cycling again

Do you remember how you first caught the cycling bug? Was it by watching a race on TV? Did a family member or friend get you hooked? Or has it always been a part of your life? Ben Berend remembers how cycling first got its claws into him. It was something of an accident, years …

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Segafredo boss confirms Nibali transfer for 2020: Daily News Digest

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Welcome to your Daily News Digest. Here’s what’s happening today: Segafredo boss Massimo Zanetti confirms that Vincenzo Nibali will join Trek-Segafredo next year, Mikel Landa says he is aiming for the Tour de France GC, Giro launches new Imperial shoe. Those stories and more in today’s Daily News Digest. Story of the Day: Segafredo boss confirms …

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Giro Imperial shoe review: Finding balance between weight and support

When it comes to road shoes, there’s a sweet spot between slipper and structure, malleability and support. Giro thinks it has found the middle of that Venn diagram with its new Imperial model. Have they? Giro’s new Imperial is what you’d get if you mated its own Prolight Techlace with a Factor, cut holes in …

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CT Recommends: The best bottle cages

Bidon or bottle? Regardless of what you call them, your bike is designed to carry them with the aid of an accessory. Choosing a bottle cage should be a simple decision, and for a product that simply needs to carry a plastic liquid cannister, it’s amazing how many get it wrong. Add in the fact …

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The weekly spin: Ineos courting Carapaz highlights need for WorldTour budget cap

Falling in love with cycling again

Segafredo boss confirms Nibali transfer for 2020: Daily News Digest

Giro Imperial shoe review: Finding balance between weight and support

CT Recommends: The best bottle cages

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